The Most Important Thing To Me Is

The Magic To A Great Meeting Is All Of The Work That's Done Beforehand.

I Don't Have Very Many Regrets, Not Because I Lived A Perfect Life But Because Life Is A Bunch Of Rolling Hills, Not Mountains, Or Speed Bumps Instead Of Stop Signs, And So You Come To A Situation And It's Neither Good Or Bad, It Just Is, And What It Means To You Is What's Your Take On It. But The Second Part Of The Equation Is What Are You Going To Do About It. A Lot Of Times I'm Completely Wrong, But All You Do Is Back Up And Start Over.

My Father Once Told Me That Anyone Who Worked For Three Dollars An Hour Owed It To Himself To Put In Four Dollars' Worth Of Work.

Most People Have A Harder Time Letting Themselves Love Than Finding Someone To Love Them.

People Say It Was The Greatest Individual Rivalry They've Ever Seen. I Agree With That. Let Me Assure You That If Either Wilt's Or Russ' Coach Had Ever Told One Of Them He Couldn't Guard The Other Guy, He Would Have Lost That Player Forever.